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U3A can bear it
SICK children on their way to hospital will be able to cuddle up to a knitted teddy bear, thanks to the Dandenong branch of U3A.…
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Migrants learn the lingo
A GROUP of migrant students sailed to Ka-Troo and brought back an “It-Kutch, a Preep, and a Proo” a “Nerkle, a Nerd, and a Seersucker…
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Victim threatened with metal bar
A MAN was robbed and threatened with a metal weapon in Dandenong on 18 June. The 26-year-old Dandenong South man was approached by two males,…
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Spruce up for park
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE ever-rising reputation of the crime-afflicted Menzies Reserve in Dandenong North has been given a $250,000 state funding injection. South-eastern metropolitan MP…
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Sweet dreams
By CASEY NEILL A SELF-TAUGHT Springvale South cake decorator has starred in a bake-off for a good cause. Kerry Tang, 21, saw last year’s Australia’s…
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Club won’t wear it
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG Thunder have indicated they will not stand for the “over-the-top” two-year ban on under 13s boys team manager Aldrin De Zilva.…
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Oasis glass is cleared
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS The Victorian WorkCover Authority has cleared Dandenong Oasis after glass fell from a bank of windows above its main pool in February.…
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The keys to the city
GREATER Dandenong’s main attractions and landmarks are brightening up a free bus. Tiny illustrations of Dandenong Oasis, Drum Theatre, Dandenong Market and Dandenong Plaza now…
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Tattoo link to bank robbery
POLICE have re-released CCTV footage of a man who was allegedly involved in the armed robbery of a Keysborough bank last month. Detective Senior Constable…
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Life spent in Dandenong
Obituary Elsie Taylor 1928-2014 ELSIE ‘Joyce’ Taylor was born at Murray House in Scott Street, Dandenong, in 1928 and spent the next 83 years of…
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Rye smile for award
A DANDENONG bread, made of a 100-year-old starter transplanted from Poland, has been given top honours at one of Australia’s most prestigious food awards. Polish…
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Sign of the times
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN outdoor advertising company has failed in its bid to install a 19.5-metre high V-shaped billboard facing both directions of EastLink traffic…
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